A vector is completely described by:

The physically consistent choice is Magnitude and direction, based on the chapter's treatment of motion. The question tests whether the lear...

The physically consistent choice is Magnitude and direction, based on the chapter's treatment of motion. The question tests whether the learner can distinguish the required quantity from related ideas and use the stated information without adding unsupported assumptions. The alternatives Magnitude only, Direction only, and Unit only do not satisfy the governing definition, graph interpretation, direction convention, or numerical relationship in this case. In examinations, identify the known quantities, keep SI units consistent, select a positive direction where needed, and apply the appropriate definition or equation. This also checks that the answer has a sensible magnitude and unit.